Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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it Ut R For We offer you Special W Inducements S1 Uy to buy NOW, of or at least to buy early. Y Our Stock is so attractive fut you can not CO ! make a it mistake. stc bu MORRIS NESS, Manager PROTECTIVE TAIFF Unles: BY ~I~D~'~[ sAI L A down the - - an<i ruin. 'harg es that ihe' (x(hange ton Te "trI mtoney is being usetti a - a prit eective foIllows, i tariff wall for England to bring her --it is tretentious profits were tit ie yester- safety of day by .J. Skot ttwe \\annamaker, pre- at hoe sit(". of tht Anwrican ot(' tti asst- prmluctio ciation. le also claimed that it wa in e e vr beingi, used by a tcmbination of 11mani- to m'tifici p)ulators, eambilirs aind certajin ma nu- tithe, lii fori thei purposet~ of heat ingr (down the suit The Highest IMS Case 10-18 Kerotene Tracti Tno ted for its Simplicity, Accessib Flexibility and Durability. Almost one can operate and care for this impr tractor. Every part is easily accessible. You not waste your tirne in getting at the Transmission housing, differential gear 1 ing, clutch, crank case, every working can be reached for inspecting or adjul without trouble or loss of time. This Case 10-l8 is srnall and compact can b~e taken abnost everywhere. Its tut radius is about 11 feet. It has a one--iece main frame. So there is no4 racking nor vibration-. none of the twisting u which is so destructive. ING Women c E want to sell suits for worm ill get the full ber >ring. We know doing this--make lu are looking fo >re reasonable in -nish any style, s; mmodate any po greatly to their i Eck now. If you 1 y, as the offering NEW I enormous the situation is rectified," by the w Wannamakcr. "it will pull and supp temple and bring disaster normal tion mus temtfent by Mrr. W\tanlaaker ignore ti n part: repeat it absolutely essential to the condition oulr financial structure both and '93 and abroad that increased compared n i eincouragred and assisted follow in \way: possible. Any attempt flation o ally deflate the currency by way can n itinug cred its 01' makins; Ilished ana interest butrdensome w ~illI re-- creaise in decreaising 1lprodutction. De in all lin< uist be postiotned unotil pro~- (d comm 0 as be -nt SO in1(ceased that the "Comnb Developed Ti r is wise; this permits use ility, All gears are cut steel any- in oil. This tractor easily han, need 8 inches deep. It has pier >arts. For all kinds of field worn i> t also is~a wonder for part, readily drive a Case 20 stn equipped, a No. 12 Case machines requiring simi -.It you buy, investigate this1 nng all its superiorities. M'lak 6 TRACTORnI M uus::::ttumm muutrt u tutm m mrd Gir . you one of t en and girls I efit of it all there is only the prices s r something price, we hay atisfy any tai eketbook. La rterest to lo< cok, we feel s are exceptic DEA Manni loss and destruction causedI orld war will be restablished ly will sufficiently meet the legitimate demand. Produc t be made profitable. If we lese conditions history will self under present existing s tenfold. The panics of '73 vould sink into insignificance with the result that would the wake of an artificial de the currency. In only one normal conditions be reestab d that is by an enormous in.. priodulct ion, intense actipity -s of indlustry and uinrestrict nes formed for the p)urpose ~actor of all spur gears. ,enclosed, and run dIes two plows 7 or ty of reserve power. it is une'qualed. belt work. It will x28 thresher, fully silo filler, or other lar power. Before better tractor. Note WELSON )T OR Co. mnning. S. C. is ! hese splendid 'low, so you through the one sure way ell them. If just a little re it. We can ste, and ac dies will find )k over our sure you will )nal in value. Co. ng, South Carolina i t:isttttttt:att::stsssitit::s:;tititi ESTABLISHED 1914 OUR HO] Clean "We Knto Prices Effectia Men's Suits, sponged an Men's Suits, cleanedl an< Men's Overcoats, sp)onl Men's Overcoats, clear Boy's Suits, small size, Boy's Suits, small size, Boy's Overcoats, small Boy's Suits, large size, Boy's Suits, V-rge size, Boy's Overcoats, large Ties Reshaped . Ladies' Coat Suits, sp)On Ladies' Coat Suits, clea :Ladies' Ijresse.;, sponge iLdies resses, accord Lais' Coats, sp~onged Ladis Coats, cleaned fl Ladies' Skirts, lainI, si Ladies, Skirts, plaited, ILadies' Skirts, any styl Middy Suits, sponged Middy Suits, cleaned a iHoffman I AGI ITwo D~oor's Below P~ost of dynamiting the law of supply and demand and beating down the price of the commodity to the producer will as certainly bring on a calamity as night will follow the day. "The universities of Europe consider the teaching of the commercial side of production one of their most impor tant features. The great universities of Oxford, Cambridge, Birmingham and Manchester are outstanding ex amples of 'the English universities which follow this course, and the same conditions exist in the univer sities practically throughout Europe. The Englishman is a scientific com mercial man. "We hear much about the high cost of living. No good citizen should profiteer under present conditions. Combines formed for the purpose of depressing the price of the raw ma terial such as now exists in the cot ton market can have but one result a decrease in production, an increase in the high cost of living, an increase in the discontent. "We hear much on exchange. It is constantly played up in the press; used for the purpose of depressing the price of cotton, written about, talked about and exaggerated. Let us remember that exaggeration is a blood relation to falsehood and nearly as blamable. The producer under the organization of the American Cotton association has the situation in hand if he will only realize the true conditions. Cot ton in New York today is selling on the exchange for from seven to ten cents per- pound under spot cotton in the South. October cotton in New York is selling below the cost of pro duction. How far wil lthis combine h, carried ? There is no question, but that a desperate effort is being made to stampede the producer. Let him remember that the world needs the ac tual cotton." ------o IIAUNTEI) HOUSES An advertisement in a British news paper is a novelty to American eyes. A woman advertises to "cure" haunt ed houses of their spirit maladies. She has deeply studied the subject, it appears, and undertakes to ascer tain the history of the haunted places and put an end to the uncomfortable phenomena. Haunted houses are not nearly so commonly reported today as they were in the older days. Apparitions, mysterious rappings, the sound of clanking chains and distant f ndsteps, the touch of unseen hands, all these liitttttttt2222itttitt22ittiiitittitittittttt2itt 3BY "OLd) CLOTHES MADI Ask the Man Who Knows. 0e .ing, Pre DYEING! k the Spots Out < ?e March 1, 1920. ed and~ pressed edi and pr'essed sp)onged1 and p~ressed cleaned and prlessed1 size cleanedl and pr'essed sp)onged. and pr'essedl cleaned and pr1essed . size, cleaned( and1 pressed ged and pr~Cesed. ned and preCssed d and precssed.. ng to style, cleaned andl lpresse and pressed- ----- mdi pressed ......... >onged and1 pre'ssed -- sp~ongedl and pre'ssed 3, cleanedl and( prlCesed - min pressed1. aid pre'ssed 'rench Dry Cl CNTS FOR FOOTERU'S I)Y E Office. Next door to it 10. neecnlif . manifestations, and more, werd wid!e ly believed in a few generations ago, and apparently continue to be report ed in the older countries long after such matters have ceased to trouble the minds of people more materially inclined. The British woman may make a living out of her, avocation in England, but we fear she would not be able to pay expenses in a like ven ture in this country. If there are any haunted houses here they do not ap pear to be sufficiently disquieting to pay for corrective measures. On the other hand, if one were possessed of a haunted house that really produced boisterous phenomena a box office would be installed in the front yard and it would become an asset of value to the owner. -----o ALL ADIRIATIC NOTES EXI'ECTED To HE MADE PUBLIC AT EARLY DATE Washington, Feb. 23.-President Wilson gave his final approval to day to the draft of his latest reply Ito the Entente premiers on the Adriatic question. While official confirmation was lacking, it was understood that the communication tonight either was being coded for transmission or actually was going forward to Ambassador Davis at London for presentation. Delivery of the treaty to the pre miers is expected to be followed by the making public of the entire series of notes. The foreign governments are meterstood to have consented to pub lication of the complete correspon dcece. SHIlP STRIIKE SPREADING Buenos Aires, Feb. 23.---The strike of the crews of steamships which has been in progres now for more than a week, has taken on a more serious phase, with the extension of the move ment to the crews of the principal towing companies. There is delaying the entrance and departure of ocean going vessels. Only eight tugs are available in the harbor. These for merly belonged to the Hamburg American line. Several chips were docked today. CHICHESTER S PILLS THE DIAMOND nRAND. (hicale Ask your le a o A lc y os teal slatnon lasReIabl Pills In lied and Gold mseallc\j .. oxes, sealed with Rlue Rilbbon. yeaskno as hes, SfeAl waoys Relibl SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE titttitiititittnx22ittY2ttittttttitttttittttitt ESTABLISHED 1914 NEW." S1ng, f Things" ~35c ---------.- ~ $1.25 - $1.50 S ~ . 25c --- ----35c - 35c --------.---75c S75c -------$1.00 to $2.00 I $1.50 to $3.00 ---------$1.50 - ---35c - - - - - 75c --------.75c ---------$1.50 eaniing Co. WORK(S. TELIEPHONI? 112